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The Maria
Teresal CS'ot
n -
t he Colhii-'-Mafiy f ftargc.? Likely
f : : "'J f -J !"- f --'i-
Irs Against the Medical and
lice
iAriny JTlie
incurs oi.tne
j .ingj fMd'
t6: Secretary !AJjier C
AgUinst General Otis. :
Vv'a.shi.n(
S21. The lia-
'. vy d" par tin
' -Captalni 'Cjo
iriformed by
jNewairk; j fa..
5iiant;ir)aiii
ri-mrn' More! Watson:
Mailed, yest
' New '".York!
tShe command
of i th jjiay-jt
station ' to
Captain
aptain says
anislk cruis-
that the
-r Maria.
ers are
, terday.
sdrs-ly
ly Ulli
nl has
-WW
.f late
. ' st rue fori
: 'Cot'oll
I plti-MSed .
: iii tiio.l
; iung tl
:, Ilrigac
, the" vvr
sujj-
' pry-di vision
,f Oa-mjSjTho
tnaH,
hicka"
m an pa,
;a.
closes igday.
ivfthat least
twenty iar
oad.i of indi
ji.l audi
fcurfri-
al supplied still on thand
hi..
sum
ient to
M out Ilfty
reg i men f i .W i Ulv met
icine.'
itCH ( -3"1 'H 1 HpEJ IS ' V f is I T THE
PUES1-
: President pic K1irif ; toay, p
r m ally
received; a 'eiegauoi ;oj ;ai
, members oft t hehHooeveltj
xiut it doaen
i:ouh-Jtid-
thje dele-
ei's
nation are f rorir j?p: .Mrp.t?:
!t-n route tKifne. i nea
-ed' by I e legale FerfgLison.j pf te.r-
rlti.rv. ii-;ah of Hi I ean.pi.s- P'
rented tndif idually ; ftoJ ttfe prtsidet.
fvho. iafter greeting nem perwiwrnj.
Xalked.-witlil them .nd ::.iu them j.is a
en (..has jbeeri.
dr!ich. -iii -th
. t i
?hat f
kdiy frtrn ith4t place -for
turning dyejr!
1 ' hVrH h the
r ! 1 , I ,
raSslrtKiLofi Shet
Tfrejia, on twhit h ttie ;wreck- I
it. -: ., ! .- : ! r . ,
viiciq(C, didnotiLpme! lift ye- i
as k a.s :xpef'rij kut Ukat"Hle J
ifrno to ihinavy deiiajrinrMiht..
:.i - j .....
iL iUsjin's ..Vffiir'tl, to tl.. H- the
Kil'l Horne mmrviumnum (.is -,w i
trial .the Kl;iil. ylll' Ko- pieces
L-lfy vveath-i!- thai is piv due
fiejr (Jeriera 'yntm. reijorts to .
de)ai?tn)eiljt under ditte (t
ier r.U . thatr'the irnedtcHl
'- bo.ly in
an lntorijvai planner.- ttf-iiu.e.
.h-irh earnest
enthusiasm -tor thtti work
V-:. -.f-iie: resrlAient - in! -&e:SlnttaRijKC-am
l . - J-.iA 'i.hati 1b; was pleaded ' to
hVve the opixTtuhityfim hs. ownibeha.lf
; -and ofHhe .f.untry ailarK. W thank the
iwiment tnrotiKh Itlfe. -Ir4sent: 3a
.C 'ri;.v -f...-i ihi work ft; has done. Vour
ti -nati.lri'isi plr.Sid. ! tt tell j people
- - who tafk j.mt.4he fuglf-Riders that
:v: Mofithti boats ;irtquakS ot twenty
.u:...-i,4,iniS-iiiir SheMMav' to i S.anti-
i.nd thlt.Vou hitaiy Ptoppeii until
ar-rivefi! thece. 4 XlouiHaVe not only
,Lrs .t u..ki - 'vrtn
ltme welL 8nt-j nae v iuvv;t
u4v4M fv45ilUn: W?) y serve
vniif emirittfV in an me Kru.j . : ,
response ivv8 jtnat vtipey ;wouiu
man. 1 ne. reresmeni isjwuos''''"'"
anirliKi-s iirton their tropd iortune ii.-
-reeeiving-l cmietent
rtjie'm and iliet Ai-Uh-1
its- all tliutS- he: Ka
otlUerfl to lead
liiedrty :je,spon;s,e.
about Colonel
f ltoo.sei
it .ana ufnfi.H.t
Wood and
V "YounK
; . The r
uoiit that e
iernOr AVood-
.f ;Turi.:
and aclj
Vl'imonti patf
beenj offered
etttjd !a t'laift!. an
the
dmnlis-depaVt-
1, -sion to
nyl'StiKatei fhe
ivar
thent.
wa'si cojifimUli
a!t the White
; jiouse tod a
lie is ihel seventh; memr
imisicfn. fT1here"aj-e two
. her of "the ijom
' laC,es isttllito be: tllj'd,
:"i .- i'Dltxhi fUtYAN
AJUtlVE.
- - Ct Lionel L 'Kvil 1 iaTiH! J en n
mgs iiryan.
Thir: d .i Nebififtkav vfin;te
;Wash;nktiif tonight. !rom
rs, reached
Mish.'pgtoif tonight, 'from jaeksom uie,
la.;- 4:'llnd.; Hryan'l? ttijif-oj-nj ;looked
Jack55onville,
an inSrhiW'uliite as s: if.'Jie.-h
Sid jiist step-
i.peiX-t roni V
fr..u
t a i 1 o Fis. s ta fe 1 i s Ivm e h L'
' '.Col o el
Bryan, Iack
Uohville is-
patches;! -saj
that yc'u aee likely..; to.
,inmismn,. was suggest
. ed to h
m.
y .
! : V-h:i: -.-fe
i "Ileal
canviot .disj u;ss that mat
ter howL
replied
J ;
'l.).: V'Hl
evoeet : to III
eet Governor
TT.iicoin!lI:ii'; Xebriisata'.-li
dV?' I . .
.lo "': lik'-.reiili.'di. "11
o yiu ; know
"r.'ietner . net nas arrvveo
yet?" !-. ;
., This question
was; answered, at the
Metropo'litaSi hotel,.to
hich Cbloliel
Hryail went directly;:... Hf
1 found aW'ait-
tins: him ai ttlegranji
l"liorn (flovernor, Hoi t
: colril)1 infiifftiirig. hiiit! tlia
he would be,
morning;.-.;
.here' tonlglft or - toi4il''iiM
'7 t To'lonel;' liryan :v
S asktd whether it
the: intention i'j" hiiniself'andir ; the
governor t niaKe
fifffo
rt to have the
Third: Nebfaska
flustered out of :the
service, but he dec
lined to say iwnai
. !his niissioi) ' was
Ho ifitim-ated tnat
lie might, htive son
thing! to say .before
he' returiiel to-4a.
fkoniyllle;
, in the .;cf I'idors
oT the hotel Colonel
rv'un' wa -reiMgt!
'MOl ;liy iseveral- an-
miain tances ana, g
ve-n a cqra mi greet
. r j
iriE-i !
le j-r4sitere4'int'ply fas i -WljlHara
J. Bfya. .JtMtoinj
It is kf'n .ina-i;ani
tfffort
will .be
. rnnde! I, in tluc.ej tri Wa
pepairtmentto
lsrebi--jaska. . and
mioliir .-villi tllei 'jlSiril
liir.l
ef rnad
.-'th'e; appeal f rny l
.vthei-ii) resident. I i 11
e directly ; to
fp exf-eoieu or oi
tnd povernpr .Hoi
nnet Ri-vari tLiatlif
-comb' wlE' iimh'. trf iri W'licat ion
to-
.; morrovv. I fi the e
complied with it "i
-of its not being
J0eavtlit to .he like-.
an liiay resign hts
that Colonel Bii'
.TominissionS as -coNlit!
"''-. OBJECT OF -,
' iWingio", .Ivy
1 IBIS'S TOl'R.
septeiriber ; 21. A
lirominent. (gen.t.letiS;ui close- f,' v11
tional admnistratop asiweo -o
officers berfe af-Ckiip ;HamUtMn, says
the presewt tour 11 inspection. tf yne
southern ifamps lp rSretaryi Aisq?i
-Quartermafeter Genfral futiingion ruf
Surgeon General tfitinfterg iu
develop 'humerbus harfesr from .regif
mental ;aid ! gefigral ; .-field o;'!icers
against both the -.rhfa'ca! snd the-auar-itrhja?ter'.a
deparlnfieht arid 'frspecialr'
Jy against isome cnjimisaries.'.' - -: K
..Xhe talking wa beguh here by Gen
raT Sanger " agailist : the medical, de
ma rtrjient, i and - bj tGeBeral', iWaites
ju gainst I hi' quartermaster's.- and it is
ipected" tftiat i4frk-rrs at otber points
will add viy materially to. this
" mony before the- it0jflu4-rrspec.tion is
ompTetedJ-Scretjily Alger -staged that
rTTot thi --informal wnj i ana an Tnei
evidences )that ;h4 Ft4S secure would
. W presented to tfitj inyn:iting com
; Tn'ssion at Washinkton; ; '-. '?;
' - Ai. the (iopfereiicfe here 3as-t. vJjing
of Setretay Alger Jvith! General Breoit;
inrulge. thP commajiderj of Camp Hauir
Slton, a'ncS other officers1,; General, Sangejr
said ' while t he djvlision .hospital may
tie a goodi iTin. that )as it was con-
TitAfi it kind eeA disgrace' to the
" sffvlce: ,tWat it hhd derived i the regi
mem of Itheiri siirgedns .-and caused
-''liafaships bn the sir ii vtho sho14 have
had better atteotifiif ftttEM-PTOpw Aiififl,
Surgeon Gjeneral f tfemerg' in reply ir-
-sisted thak all rlioMlsitlnns bS.d been
' Oionored I irk ; Washington and that any
, I ; - ;- !;) -
h 'i '
HAVE MOVE
MT OFFICE TO
the Soutn Side jof Princess street,
(next door to the Water-Works office.)
I have for -".'sale : FIVE SMALL
HOUSES.', CHEA FOR CASH. Call
and ee ne. ' ' j - 'r
-' . ; . ! j ' l W. IL; GUMMING, '
Real Estate Ageni and Notary Public.
AT THE CAPITA
!Yet R;tii;d...Vri Veil's fi-nm: Ilfd-icrtn'k . AVKi-ti tin
h. -i. i
to he Made; by Regimental Of
' ! : I . i ! i - . ' -if
Ouarterntaster's Depart
Accusations A
ready Be-;
mrges
medical men failing to do their
siiity
should be reported.
: - O.ti'nf.ra'l yaifis told Secretary lg-er
thit the neglet t ef some j ciuartierttias-
te.rs- U rurrnsn . isuppnes was idfimimai.
When in ('hickarrauKa h frequently
inade ireic'ufsltiois "whieh ; were! nj)t .4ioft
oredl Art Tmixtrative ordfer hajd feeeu
Vent to have alll water boiled. Nile made
it riquisjtloii oift Quartermaster Gen
eral Ijeet'for' water-- boiler.! ' Nr)j atteh
tion '&aif paid taj hia req'uisiltion : .find af
ter hi? rjepeatediy urped Qjuiarteifmastr
I..ee; to Send the jboilers ad telling. him
how thj: rneji' V"jreContratint: typlhoid:
fever,j He wae ntet w ith a reply which
read.- "The wajf departmieht dfea not
furnish iRotlers.'il (Jeneral Wattes ;ithen
purehUfi
t the b.
typhoid
lilers himsir-Jf, but the
Heeds?; of
and . the
fever hadi been ?fwn
daily report showed rEhei: list j
of deaths-and f icases iix the hoftalS;
Fojn i ting; at Quaf termasteH Luqington,
t;enei;al ;vyaltes tsaid:-;; Thse ;mf n fean-
not ,ay i it .Was .sVimebodyl pise's fault;
Itj was; the faiilti of; Quart?ima'ste4Me I
and it -vvas the fault of Ouartettrriasteir: I
and it -was the Xult of 'Quartermaster
'ilerjeral iIjUdinKtin; .who I lr! sending
rieht !-1 hei-e.v - IrfliTiKtonlmade n'1.re-
ply to V'ait.-K. ':''. t . j
TO I'laOFEK CHARGES AGAirfST
' .1 j! (iK.N.KItAL OTIrf.
:- Cleveland. ()., September ; 21!.tMjS,
W; -Mettalf,- liv'iiijr at No, 50!E5nifaod
street? fhis,- city, jwhose son,' jlJurton
Mt;tealfJ idjed recently in San Francisco
'of typhoid pneurhonia 'orira-ted while
at R:amp. Merritt, las a member of Unit
ed ; States - reg-u. la i-$,' : will take, steps to
have Charges preferred against General -Otis,
jiiow with" jthe American j farces
in .th4 ' Philippines ' -Mr.-" Met-b.a)f Jejalip
today: ' ; .v ' ' ;'-; ''. 1 '. '' '-(;' ii.
.- "'1 ama mem-bet of;'ari ;orga,rtizdtiioh
of people' all over the country who have
lost relatives or friends who have Ten
listed iii the regular' army for 'service
in thi Philippines);) These die3(' thr6iigh
exposure ..on. that ;. pestilentiaj spot
known as Camp ilerritt. Each mem
ber of !piis '.organization h will
bring
jiressirre" .to bear
tin his congressman
-.tp ha'je charges preferred against Gen-
eral Otfs, who loc
ated the camp. : The
o.rgaiijzatiou is a
one, ajul I belieVe
large apd influential J
it will be able t.i ac-
complish.
formed; ; ;
the -object for which
it
was
HAWAIIAN DIVIDED
Some
Advocate Rewtoratiou of
Queen
UliibkaluiOtkeri Want- Territor
ial oVeruuieut.
1 ; ' M
Sab4 Francisco,
September i 21.4-The
sfeamiihip Alameda arrived
today
from; lAlastralian ; points via ' Honolulu.
Advicesj j froin , the
latter place;
under
JaJte i)f .; September
14th say that the
congrassional -commissioners : ; are r :fin-i
ishingf their' work and expect to leave
for Washington' . Dn September 23rd.
The. com!mis$iopers..are now being; def-i
uged with petitions arid jmemo'ials
from the native Hawaiians. The senti-
hient
vlded.
of the -natives appears
to be di-
One faction desires the'restor-
ation jofith'e queen fwhtle the
atheri ae-
cepts the new order of affairs
and asks
for certain rights' Under the hew -form
of 'government. ' -.-! '!i :.
iV The 'natives j who taxiir; restoration
held a, mass rneeting on September 12th
arid' adopted "a memorial ! which was
presented, to the i commissioners. The
.memorial alleges that the annexation
treatyj has failed nd the joint j resolu
tion is ineffective
because it was ' not
parsed by. the people of the' Hawaiian
islandjs or the representatives! in ; the
legislature: The kriemoriat concludejs by
"asking that . the iconstitutional govern
ment Tof January ,16, b? restored
under!'; the ... protection- of the rl"nited
States of America, .- ' ; i' i i .
i Amng ;the speakers : at the mass
meeting was Robert W., Wilcox, . 'ie
revoliktionist. .who k . few weelks ! ago
took the oath- ofj f llegiance in jrder' to
qualify' f or a full pardom for past! rnls
deedsi ;,' Pointing? tfoj, the United! .States
flag- over , the' government., building he
said: is useisj to. say that the Hag
over- there will Snot; come down agaiii.
It was up before and it,came qoyn."It
will; be;howri that the annexation
vote ivas carried through byj. iaiidful
ot foreigners. . it jAmencai loyes ; ua,
why
awailans placed on the 51
commission? 5 We are not represented'
thereli-The next thing wei shall not bel
abte 10 vote.
The other faction of Hawaiians also-
present; a memorial to t.hj commission.
This imernorlal aks .for t aj territorial!
form; bf 'government with Nil rights
for thj tiatives and! permission to jmakef
apprQpriations ioir ;ex-yu
laril; iPriiiceSp Kalulani
ex-Queeii "TjlifuokaHl
and )' Queen
;l)o w a ger Jiapiolani
B, t-Judge Macka V
Arretted for Bisanif
; : Philadelphia, Seb:ember 21.
Thomasl;
J. lxckay, Who is said to; be
an -ex-' k
judge of the circuit court : of
.SoutK
CarolfnH, was Hi refeted in this city to-
day on the charge of bigamy. Accord-"
irig to.Mackay's itory,; ijejs thiyicffinf;
of iersecuthfi. H'e has nearly reached
the flour scoYe niiir,k, but the wornaii
whom he claims i.tb be his legal wlf;
f .but; -23 years of age. tier najme was
Berfha Porterfleyd, ' and until. heii mar-,
r'iage t h$. judge; she lived with heil
parents. are said to be promineni
people at ChHiVton,, .W. Va. They
were; married about' j9nth ago at tho
girl's; home and: jfrom tht. went,., to
MpwI York: - While in . thaj-ettST,- f htf
claJnjis . have, leajned-fhat her ; husi
band nadajiffier w-iie. lie is; siiu itf
'bgy-explaioed jt'iiaf . be was Aarried
in 1 SSI. buCseveral raontns latter ni
wife! told Jiim that she; tod lanothet
husband ad the. jddge left her.
did riot see her again, he is said t
have declared, until his visit to New
York, and there, upon learning of his
second ; marriage, phe threatened hni
w'itW arrest. ; Fcul- ; a time ihe paoirtetf,
the fears of wife JNo.2 by declaring: that
i;e would have. the first marriage an
iiuU4J,as it'hadihever been legal.. But
the status. of affairs soon reached the
ears of Uie (fWlf barents. and a war
rant' was a,t' 6uy, liSSUed for Mackay'js
-arrest--lie Vatf arfCP.-! before Magj-'
istrite'f Jermon; laie jin afrernaort
The bearing waisV postpone ' -edir.g
further investigation by the iolj-,
-:; i. i ; : n .- I
j JTfarj land Silver Deuioerata ' j.
Baltir-nqre September 21. The dem
ocrats Df Maryland who favor silver as
currency, held a eonvfenj-UAn in this city
today to take action i relative .to the.
coming congressional 'campaign. ;Aft.
pojne discussion they , nominated WlU
5iai' Wjllis, of Talbot county. i-a ja.
candidate tj congress -tin. the; First
district, In opposition to John ; Wt.
gtrrtith, the democratic candidate, and
endorsed the other democratic nomj
nees. They also adopted a platform) re
affirming the principles of the Chicago
platforfli .of L896, and endorsing Wil
li atn. J- Bryan as the democratic can-
dldate for the preston.cyi In L0Q. .
Cana
an people; today paid ij magnificent
tribute of respect- to the memory of the
;.f!etich explorer Cta;mplaIn,)Vrid 290
ytaffe : ago f funded the tity of Qoebec.
Irt t&e presence! of one-of .the greatest
aeibblage8vier 6en:inl proi incte .'of
Quebec and near the' spot wt ere the
great ex plorer'B tod y v is ! suppose '.to
Vft Jbeen i burled, a
great ..monument
to hi8 imemory
waa
unveiled. 1 :
The entire population took a holiday,
basiaess" places
were closed.! dally pa-
persj snmded jpublicat-ion and tonight
the quaint old city js;:gleamings with
fantastic" illuminations. The principal
drgnitariesiof, hje entjlrb dominion; were
present. On jthe j great platform sur
rounding the monument were many of
the vll -aiid j tnilitify- dignitaries of
Canada 'and members bf the interna-1
tional joint; commission, i ' "
f To ' Amerk ins thj most interesting
feature of th joccasion ') was 'U14 hearty
and enthusiastic rec'eption given to
Captain ! iMcCaila. of jthe. Uni ted States
"cruiser Mafblehead j and his. gallant
;rf w , -of m ar in (is and sailors. Three
British warships, the Henown, the In
(lattgable and; j ; the Tallxit, arrived'
here several days ago to participate, in
the ceremonies. ;but hf r majesty's great
seji jyarrior iyithi Ithlei; trews in gold
braid and bright uniforms, did not get
thp spirited; feception given the .bat
tened and bruised old Mar$leheid With;
her handful; of R yknkee sailors ; ,' fresh
frm'; the stormy wenes on trie south
poksti;;;oi ICufeal ;; ;. r i-;ife.
V' it las1 ! a ilittile aftB ' sunrise thjs
mtWfoi whiji.i-hei iMarblehpad, steam
'ii.TtTii 'rs-i-vii. ui AiWAn o,q .
; sight.; the, Ilptish warships; made the
; old -'aljlsjbf ' jthe; jcrtdel above them
ifailrly -tremble! tj.with ;the Jthunder;, of
; our wfejeoma ft he IMarblehead ansvver-
ed thje Salutl wth! eril2Tinch gun.;
spoke !it avtrerrieridQus cheer went up
ifrom jthe ' ramparts and: -on' Uufferin
lei i, ace, iieje; fti t'cu un ui people
were: looking down upon the warships
inilthfei riArer;jbel0Wi Then again, when
th4 marines1 with their colors' and Jsand
- i. .v,i..k L.4-v.
-i e man lieu up tm uuiKU me biaecuj
. 1' a Ji i J t. it. LiJ . - - i - .
;ana gate or i;iih diu city- it w as one
eon-
iinuoMSJ choijus of cheern foe the
men
; of ithe IMarblehead. . j j ! ; ;
- At fitne nuyeiiiuiiiTreiemoiHes tue
lMarbfehead Wen wei4 given the posi
tion of honOr lacing the; monument
and they hadfall ! the time the lion's
I'sharQlof the crowd s admiration; jCap-
jta-ini McCalla! was received with wai mtlr
jbyi Admiral ir; JohW
Fisher and all the
i eanadian pfflcials,
I The! Marblehead
; will femainHhlere, for several .days.
You invite-; qisappctntinent whenl you
whenl '
.experiment. (DeWitt's . Little ICarly
; Risers are? pleasant, i j easy,: '; thorbugh
;iittjle-rpinsll ) They- .core" constitution
I and sick , heidache jiist ; as ; sure aaj you
tae itheminiRi iR- Bellamy, f .. ; .
A v. ; ; i I : . . - S i j ' j :; ; ; ; L :
; 'A BIG Tl!TIE;l"V-OLlll JOH.VSTOX ;
A: Orand Democratic. Kallyfj-Speecles
by li. W. Pon aud II. G Coiinor Al
dltlonit i; Mad! to the j White I Man's
i:.;mivi;-;-i:.3'!.ii;:L -;';.-!l t ,.i f '.I'!'
-" ; ; .- !.; : t , :..r ;
(Special to The!; Messenger.) j;;
?nly. 'N. ci September 21 This
j was etl; letter j day ; for democrats in
i Johnston coiinty. The ; citizens of
Kenly and' vicinity gave a big barbe-
ciie picnic 'and jthe political issues of the
day wero dtscj
ussed- by Hon. E. W. j Pou,
BiCaiidjdate'for
solicitor in
tins district
F arid Judge;
H.M G. Conner,;, of Wil-
son county.
Uy ; early
mo
rning the people trom
Nasl, .Wilson,
Wayne and . Johnston
counties jbegari cotnin
g in Until we basd,l
" an audienef compos ekl of
'about 1,500'
iwuub liieit Miiu; aw ittuieci.
it I'lsj YUSelesfe to I say; that .both
speeches iWe powerful in argument
arid wfeepjn
in. effect. Mr. Pou paid
his respects to
the present! administra-
'tioritand ma:le
jgood his assertion; that
"it Ssj impossi
ble ,,;; tq fuse truthj and
faisehbod.
Judge ' Connor appealed
to the patrio ism of his hearers -with
te ling effoxit j There were.several; pop
ulists' and republicans present wh4 will
long- remember; this day. and whol will
;" e '1 ;'i .Mi' ; .'i; :j 'i t
datei Ibeir return to the white man's
nartv; from todav. U ')-
if;
TPI we ppauiwn roaee t.oiiiui hiou-
e' ! -iiJt :,.! , h u'l ' f i i & i $ 1 H
Madrid,, jSeptmber 21.-HThe Spanish
government has dwided upon the re
muneration which thei -j. eace commis--sibners!
of;' Sniiri will! riMeive'foriltheir
servicei while at Paris. (The president
of Ahej J eoirimlssionT Senor ; Montero
Ribs,
g,1wtiI;;rec,eiye 12,000 ffrancs month-
1 arid expenses, and each of the com
:istqri;witl,'iwel'ie';,0p0 francs per
month
ml u
and expenses
C'ervera It eachet Spain
Saritarider, mSpain ' . j September 1 21.-
The- anchor liilie.'steariier Gitv of Home.
chartered, by I AdmiraLCerye&,. -, to
.transport; to Spain the Spanish sail;
ors captured at the battle-of Santiago,
who were fecgntly si-released, by the
'tbday froin Portsmouth, N. H., vhence
she sailed pn'Scptember I2.th. Captain
TCiilate.; the former - Commander !kf thd
Spanish' tjruiser Vizcayar and the; other
Spanish' n4va bfficers landed and were
mistaken! fpia 'pHrty of which Admiral
Cervera ; was a member-'. The patter,
'however; was jstill on board the City
. of Rome, but a ' crowd of people fol
lowed the officers-and chbjered for Ad
miral Cervera.. Captain Eulate frefus-
ed to make any statement for .publica
tion, declaring; he reserved i whfct he
had, to sav for the court-martiall
i More than ; twenty million free; sam
ples of PeWitt's Witch- Hazel) "Salve
have been distributefd; by the ilnanu
facturers. What better proof o their
oonfldenee in.it's metfits ti-o yoi;waijt?.
It Cures piles, burns; scalds, sores, in
the shortest space of time. R. B. Bel
lamy, ;
1 1 .';! Yellow Vever on a Tfoopf-lup
Camp Wikoff, Montauk Point,' N. Y.,
September 21.--The transport Segur
anca arrived today, from Cuba .with
fi-L!:- iid-'to be one unmist'akable
case of yellow fever aboard. The trans
port brought sick, andcenvaiencnt sol
diers from the i hospitals at, Siboriey.
The yellow ji fever patient is isolated
arid will be kept on the vessel ior Jie
jrnt .The surgeon brought forty
xneaUd' w'?r not; able to care for
themselves" aa& ; tnlri.vyf .? convaUes
cents. 1 All these men will' be jtran&fer
red to the? detention camp, ; : ,; i .
The City of Mexico -also arrived at
the camp jtoday with Troop M., of the
.feath ' regular cavalry. ; There . were
496 patients in. the general Hospital . to-
day
H-'t
!
EVER
At Sail Juan (-ue 4f Vei.el En-
terlus i, Tli ere j From ruban j Porto.
Npaalkii fonti la the luterlof Occu
pi4 by Amerieao Uuetlu talked
a to Spalu Illght to Take A way Cer-
' lalu. aunou "tlectlns of Cuban Cabla
net4
San
Juan.
September
20, (Delayed
in. transmission.) The return (of thej
Spanish soldiers; began tolay4 Four
hundred men, of which 200 are sick
and 200 belong to the engineer corps
sailed for Spain on board- tl, French
steamer Chateau Lafitte. ' E ghj. hun
dred infantry,'. belonging ; txi the ;'-As-
tu'rias
board
battalion will sail tomorrow on
the 'steamer San
'.!'! I: . I .:.;! :i i
f- The;
water front was trofwied; with
thousands of people when, thi Spanish
'engineers marched down; to tei'miuislc.
jof theppanlsh quck--step; tq the -wharf;
.where
they- were
' received by Captain
and General I rtegaj
General ! Mac las
Th captaifi.i general did rioli niake. a'.
I'speech;,, buf -h shook' hands f with ; the
ers and. men.-j 'There was! ricKdem-.
oust rat hu maw iby tbe peoppe. 1 i ;
j Somje Spatfmhfleld pieces afejalready.
Ion boar 3 the SaFeisfrj .jbpt eL Iques'
tioh.has aris'n in the f pi minsion eon-;
cernmg the disposition of some of the
iguns Ind fKwas not settled! Tjvhenvthis
dispatch was TUed. ; ..
tne ; captain; general today j gave-. no
tice to the, Spanfsl)tro(bs I to retire
from Abenito. and I5arrOs. oh Sunday
and from Humaoo and Cayeyipn, Mon
day: Our troops will move uh and o -
fcupy these "towns as soon as theyare
evacuated, -and the-Spanish (troops iff
position ;near the capital will enter: the
city in order to be ready to embark on
the) arrival -of the transports here.-. '
; Tbelf residents of ". Porto j tico and
sortie of the Americans.here.i a're alarm
ed: because the Spafaish ships Ireturning
from Cuba stop at .this port; i They. be
lieve there is dartger of; the jintroduc-
jtiop of fyellew, feyer into jthe island
frotn the Spanish steamer. City of Ca
dizl ti some of the sick men ' on board
of her; wre too ill to. proceedj'and were
brought asliore.' Our commissioners
' 1 i' ';;-.
X -! 1'i
IMPOETART EVENTS OF THii 1Y
..-'-. fx ';;:,!" : ; -- -V H f -- '. i r-fti.P'--
ii
; j Colonel W. J. Bryah Goes to
Regiment .Disbanded... ;.-iiv'i
The British Steantefr HibernEaVps Agrt"tt; Qfil
C
Spanish iroops inj Porto Rico
barking aud
Vacated. ! - !
Our Soldiers! Take
Il "lliniul,.!- f War
Forgery pi (Colonel Picquart.
The Convicts at Cayenne!, Frencli 0uik;'tfave Succes
Riivoited. J If they Atteinpt to Rescue Dreyf "fllis
Orders to Shoot Him..
I I The Steamer, "with Ceryera and
Board, Reaches Spain
f The Segurahca Arrives at Cttnip Wikon,
o.ijr.Boar'd.j One lias Yehov Fever.
I Some Hawaiians! Advocate the
Queen.
j Most Elaborate Preparations
of , Miss Davis Tomorrow.
--1 ; , I , I
Relations of. Soldiers who Died
ari Association to Prefer Charges!
i- '! - '.);:': 1-' . : i -.' !
will protest if there is a repetition of
this. . ; ;- ;
The vblun
-.
eers have now
all , been
disbanded arid the Spanish soldiers are
engaged in . dismantling the armories
and barracks and in- boxing jthe guns
and ammunition.. They are rejoicinj
over the prospect "of an early return to
tlicfir homes.;-. !!' :; I v
Havana, -September 21. liist night
the colonial cabinet, held; ;
presided Over by . Captain
a session
General
Blanco, ,o treat, of matters; pertaining
to .the evacuation of the island, and to
examine into -and approve
cisions off the : supreme gOveittmerit; in
answer! to questions ; which will, arise
'at ;tjhfe iParis!;.; peace ; cbnferi'.ce.;;.Th;e
co bniaJl; government's judgrit;j!arid
onir ion will H extend to yaitters of
prriiVfs) imriortantJ
Iniriortant documents! will be. taken
to Paris Iby; sDr.!
Congosto, secretary
general of Cuba,
who will sail for Eu
rope via .New iork on saturuay nexu
The American .' commissioners.- have
not, yet ; answered the comnjiunication
sent them by the Spinish commission
regarding the evacuation of the island:
The members of the commission re
fuse to discuss' the matter, i- i -I i!-.
- Advices from ; Matanzas Istate; tliat
betveen January 1st last anil Septem
ber 15th tlvefe-vere reported; 331 births
and 3.901 deaths. ' OfJhe latter 80 per
cent iwere due to hungefand.1distress.
Ona Minute -Cough Cure) surprises.
people by its quick cures and children
may take i,tiln large -quantities with
out the least danger. It has-won. for
itself; the best"-reputation of Lany prep
aration used today for colds,; croup
.tickling
conghs.
iln.
the throat or;
R. Bellamy. i
obstinate
R.
Spaniard .Still Hold Ciizou
Manila, September 21. The report
that ithe last Spanish- garri$on in . the
. ... ;; ; ; "-; '! - . . -if;. ; . ;
island or: .Luzon nad surremaered is
premature. ;The Spaniards! still hold
seven seaports in Albay province, the
principal hemp district. The; distttr
bances have already, resulted in a dim
inution of the output. of Albay hemji by
250,000 bales, compared with j last year's
figures. Furyie rnghtmg seems immi.
jjenti'; and,1 unless ; peace lsi (concluded
the shortage! will be doubted. ;
i !n j The Dreji us Commission. -
Paris,' September 21. Th,e commis
sion' appointed by te minister of jus
titie,; M. Sarrien, to 'examine the doc-;
. i . f ; .. I ... ; ; : ' ' i ' : I i'- i . - i 1 -: 'f
uments in the Dreyfus case and pro
nounce upon I the advisability of the
government: 'formally granting -the
prisoner of Devil's island as nevf trialj
metithis afternoon ;af the ministry of
Justice. The greatest precautions
-were taken, to ineur' secrecy. Jt is vui
derstood -the commission ,wll come to
a decision I by Monday next, when Mj
Sarrien will communicate; jits finding
to a cabinet council which will be pre
Bided over by President FAure.
THE 1111 AUTHORITIES
Take
il: In PrerTinx Order
IlUa Captured-l-Tne Vet
i r .-- : , , . I I I. ,
KloekacU-
Stirred k& . iyer the Negro Qaestlou
In tue E3l;
;i- ' I h
nal Cou! i
iA special Term ofCrlml-
i.-' i . 'I " ' "
irdered for .nerkleuburg
Countyi; lfot Seioud Rrjdment la
!! H .'-;.. - 'I !.; il , i ,
'Camp.
1
Messenger Bureau
. RaleiM'
Senator.
, C September 21.
tier said yesterday bjefpre
i"lhere Is no question! as
felslatui e bein anti-dein-
he left hew
;tq the nexS
ticratic.
can now
say what
will be th
jity in mem ftlaturej but ray statement
t '! - ;. V . J. . I
r. i. - i . ; - f
;. 1 - . i . i . ; . . . L
is correct? Jfte; democratic colpr) lin
movement., tiisgusting more people
ting-"
Popiilis'fl ijte' Chairman, IThoinipson
said: p: Lloyd will stay iu the
Qild and-p'. fcarivaiis
ond! dls-
tract;, -but .IfiirnM
o .the demot
cnlts
ill ivote
.1
for Lirine!
i.mnefC Mlthe - Eighth;! district.
as
ll . ,'...,-;.. ,-. ;: ' h
thjey havef if; before) I;di
not, know
a to the fit :l distirict;
i ue sum."e;;;Court.wiii;noia:thQ ex-
aminatipnM -"applicants, fox j license! as
attorneys fc?t .t; Monday on an entirely
new plan ? iexamiriationiwill -be! in
itWe senatefl'-; Mber and eachs applicant
wfl have i';i'-' -parate desk The esam
inatiori w!;- )h ! entirely; inl writirie.
rMeretofore.j -has been oral and often'
I H:ii. 'iLL-'f .m-i i . . "111-..
intiosuioi t.v. fir a larce. ; i i
J. M.All who is a clerk Jin thejag-ri-mlturaV;V'ittriient,-
has ;resigne4 fas
a Tnember-Ji t?ie"' loard bf 'agricuIqaTe.
- i Colonel ii (wyn says there are bare
fy 150 meriE of the Second regiment
leit here ji : ifproTost guard l is kept bn
drityTeo.ti if. 1; Last night the boun
dary betw: j;' ftbe tit i arid i East Ra
letgh was;?; on .picketed, by! soldiers.
There was2 nrejicle' 'iri the evening
at) the govA r's' offH- and it was Ide
jcided thatil; ishedif oright to talcei a
hind and f' i;ori .feoirie. amHes. )ke
put flfteertJ'B duty. jThe jsherJffKas
alj the wU' v f Hdicjuled any . idea
trouble, tfb' a el Burgwyn l and the
chief of pfj i I visited the; guard liirie
last night )S 10 O'clock and;: found
O GlOCl
m
i i-
m
Whiqgtdf b try
to Have His
fi ;;.':r 1- iif If?! ' -.i
False Cape,
Gjnttd: foi-;Em
Possess ifi of
the St;
at ions
U;a fi,:1
Prosecution for
j; i-
- .-3 "
Guards
i'S
l - i -. . t
the Mieiy rs; o
S1
His Fleet on
Sick Soldiers
!' .
Restora, m of
the Former
are Being $ ' de for
the Funeral
j ." r. 1 i ' ! ; I i; '!;:!.; r ' ' ' '
at Camp5 "rritt have Formed
Against
eral Otis. , i ! ,'';
i
fltiieL it fc& Jisserted by the 'deputies
tlpttbe Qitfiwhb was hit by a 'bullet;
Monday 'rii'l' ;!wa's shot by an aband
oned 'whitll tfpnmn!. Qnly one negro
hs beeri s vso:jfar as can be disc9v7
eriod. ;. The uble now. appears to be
entirely atM end. 1 Deputies deny tiat
tire negroei e armed; with rifles, but
s'ajy they! hSf -'pistols; krid have- bought
iribch ammf ,ion. ; 'Ngrbes adrriit tiat'
their peopfj.7 lave fired at the guards
arid one o -m. will swear to; that kt?
fect'.ii'twcfvs;-1';! ' j ' .j ti'1 ! j -y.f
Revenue v jeers made another raid
iniJohnstOjEv : funfy ;ia?t; night and cad
gdod fortuH " f a'ptuiing two illicit dls-.
tillenes, .ot if ; 120 gallons dapaclty,
the other fe l fellons1. No1 arrests wre
!JL a-' ... -ts-v.'i.,i- ; ; hi. l ; ;.' . f, ;
iwaue.,..i ,;..;; ; p . . ' : .,;..,f
j ' The toba ;'sales i n the warehouiea
here are 4 . wing a i increase oyer
!tie.'pla;;'::fear.";-, !- -,':!. j'. '
j The Iritefl;,; la te Telephone Company
is putting p j.; fine ; equipment! her elf It
has 400 su bribers in Raleigh. The
polos it is, tting up "are; the largest
iri the stat'iij;. ':' :,; !!.;." ';j;' ;;.-; rA: ;
S The fundithe; Worth Bagley mpni
jumerft now,- aounts to $2,800: : . '-')4
Ed itor; Jt Ri Webslter, of Webster's
Weekly, !ofii iidsvill4, has gone to jthe
eastern coi, les to see the! facts a4 to
negro rulef:ii!re; The! dreadful cbn
d it ion of ai - 'rs there lis attracting ;at-
tention in, i '
counties, f;
on the wrC:
B4 westerti and piedmont
Aator Butler is very far
t side when he - says Jthe
color line is not haying
-d steadily increasing , ef-
jlitawing off.
a-ipowerfuil
fet. - '
'Spencer 1
is! not the
the fusion '
the Fifth d
Governor;
term of i M;
to try the j,1
son, whoj -half-wittetli;
Sunday. If
before a ttf
,m ' 'i
'The euro
ity college? .
'dams ps here, and there
doubt of his accepting
s&ination; fop congress; in
rict. , r ' r - ' ,
jitiisseH
orders a; special
";!enburg i criminal eourL
:?ro field had. Joe Jack
v'raged Jlinnie Boone; a
i&ite girl near Charlotte
r equires two. weeks notice
t-can be beld r-j i;J';
''lent of stucents at Trin
";As,term is said to t4; -75
fmr than at lait termli! ,
per cent $t
George' i' ?3oggs is nominated Ifor
coneress If' iie Ninth district I by Ithe
popuHTs..f fys is for the purpos; of
aiding Cfec
son, the
rtfssmap rticnmpnu jrpar
J)lican candidate, j -H
fl?nt pay and Trustee
hi instittution for the biind
Superift
Rivers, o
went to
heating pii
one. "
'J. Y. Si
tltnore today to inspect;
m and purchase a compslete
.ii n i pojpulistj f roni Hlck
ttending the meetine of
oryv is nei
the- penid ijary board. He says he
hates to iflt it,
but that he never
saw the s j , ) BDcratsf doing such, work
in-all his U He
reluctantly admits
that, they; .- mak
that :th&hi. hit ri
election isk- if ibtf ul
.nsft gains aVd'alsd
the congressiorir
He says; tpe o-
test will te-' SiClose tjoe.
1 Socially i jffikingi Ihe state
Will
ou of U ioet enjoyable ?
the Sec-
go t
ni:;. i i
he
&' '-if "
stully
One of the; pleaantesit of thd social
features will Mithe '.ytsit f Cotoaelp
jand Mrs. John; S: Cunrilngh4nx-;;'Tliey;g
front i pit. St,: Mary iichool): anl will
keep open hou jduring the week.
The Progresstv .Fartner denloarides
ithe; nomination; of ; Reri 1? J. T. PhllJ
llp$jby the .-Pitt eoanty jpopillst. arid!
'says' If they cannot do anything better
man senu a uruaKen preacner to urn
legislature they; ptid' better send n'6
at all He was; standing disgtace koJ
. -. ? i '' . ! i ft . i - 1
nis county ana; pis state. ; rut at lastj
term sent another drunken, represen-'
tauye. , -
;Itj -was reall-! amusing u ,see jthe;
gathering of ftilsiotiisu,; at the' depot!
heri yesterday i jifirst" in waited Sena-
tpr Butler, followed by ii. C. Kivers.
andj next came ! jdtho Wilson i arid Cy
Thompson. Republican .State ChalrJ
mat! Holtbn drew nigh arid had some;
words with the senator, and Dr. Thcmij
sonj Carl Dupean. the. administra
tions' representative in this part of the
state quickly joined' the crpw'd. arid no
doupt gaVe i3ome advice, and instruc-.
tions.: I tis a standing joke that a pop
uUgi'tan drinkj a. lemonade! unless a
reriiibiiean walks! up to thej ' counter
with) him and. sees it prdperly done.
DeJvTitt-8 WltblifHaiel Salve has the
largest sale of any salve in the world.
This) fact and its) merit has led dishon
est people t ;attf mpt to counterfeit. It
Look out for -trite; man ; who attempt
to deceive jfcu -vihen you i call for De;-
Witli'a WltcSi Hjiizel Salve' tjie j: great
Pile
cure; R. R
I Bellamy.-
!;-
TilE W I1NNIK OA IS Fl EttAI
Pr.eparatloun Therefor KelugIade oi
a;rand Sealerj-To e omeVhat ot
IMIIltary Natnreir
S! Ri(HsrDOind.1i Va
! September
'21
-Thif
details of tfte arrangements .
.for4
thii
funefal ''of Miss jWinnie
as." fa 4
as peffecjtedljwer; gven out .tcjinitit iim
navnus.
charge
iatii
th,e Order in wh
th j the- organization
. partijeipating woild-;be placed in-
: th3
funefaf . pFocessiojii. the remf ins
will
arrive in Richmond ftt;8';40 o'e
ock Fri
day.
imorninr at
thejVUnlob df pot and
will be met by Lee and Pickett campsf
The ibody wfll b escorted to; the- 'leefr-
i -- r ; . t . i ; . t i i
ture room or st, cnurcn una ds.
deposited' - there : and: remain Under
guard ;of honor Until,1 3:3(1 o'clock. p. m
when irt ,will bei borne,.to the chtTchi
Parties desiring jto ; send floyers; 'wil
send to 'the lecture ii-ooni of - St.. Paul'
-church, . whej-e a committee- of ladie:
froml the .Daughters o'f'the.j?onfederac
will receive and list the sarite.t; ;- I
It fs especially requested 'jhat., nC
flowers be sent to- the Jefferson ho'telg;
The funeral f will take place! at; ZMf
. cioK- p. nj., anu-iue cgnuucieu.
Rev.! Dr. Carmiciiael, "Bishop i Whittle?
Bishop Penicfk, Rev.rLangdon R.i-Mal
P
lith. Thei
len.t'lre
body! of the .
church -will be reserved
for .'organizat
tioftsj the
iblic;
o be only In thei gait
lerfed.
iconciudlng; theceremorvi
at! 'thei
grave the Centenary Cnurch choir will
sing ja;hymn. The churches-of the city
wilt toll their beljs during the Ttssing f;
qUested- to display flags at half-mast. p
,i. uyii iuiiuws .it untj iisi ui aenve an.j
honot-aryj pallbearers. ..-: ';-:. !'"; 1
Th ( cdmm'It'te I will -jneet tbmorro wl
to rrtake I further 'arirangernents. It 'fsj
understood ; that thq li,eiirse j will ' be
drawn by: white ihorses, and each hoTsd
will be led by ai veteranL ' Notices art
pouring in from confederate camps in
Virginia and other parts of. the south,!
ind'eatfrig aj pur j"0se- to! . send d'elega-l
tioris. to the? funfcralj, - and the prpcesi-;
sion' promises to be. a most !lmposing
oh. Alt of the; bpufederate ;0rgan;iza
tiofis in, ithe jci-ty jtiate adfpte3: resolui-l
tlofis of respect to the memory of Miss
Daiis. ', ' j. .sif ;' '''.. ' .';fl
The rriilitaJry fjeature .will !be very-,
steiking.- Itwlllrcorisist "Of. the loca!"!
mSlitiaryJ embraqijng infantry : fend ,i arj-f
rr.x. , tia..i 1 . . : - JT
tillery. and probably the Second V'ir-i
gini regimept, 'hich- has jist arriveijiii
ncjcj uuiii Jacksonville.' i m. ; ;ine oni-
cers oi tne regjmient ? will hold; a meet-.
Ing- to decide this matter tomorrow
raforijiiflg ; "Company: iH, Jeff; Davis
Rifles,; of this regiment,, of ;Sa,lem,. are!
especially ; desirous or .participating-' in
the parade, and will probably do sols
whether; the other, dbmpanies! particlr'3
Truth i wears' i -welt.; People have
learned i that DeWitt's Little . Early !
Risers .are jreliable little pills for- reg-1
uiating the bowels,, curing qonstlpatioijt
and sick headache, -They don't gripe.
R. -R. Bellamy. -; ' j- . .y -
.The First Georgia to Disband
KitoXv.il , ! Tenri., September j 21. The
Firsjt' Georgia will brea.k 'carnpi heref
Friday afterthooioB and start, for Macon.
, where the reglmj?nt will be Imusteredi
qu& j joionei Lawton saldr: riMy rhen!
-ai? (ui -jguou cunautoiu ana tne . boy&
aniousi to start t for Georgia agatnfl
j-wri uve ittiBu weu nre anu It 1S1
with! regre't that Ithe:. troops -ill disJ
"band, although ; they will be happy to!
go to their hoiris ,a!gain.i' 'I ;have re4
ceived many congratulations on . thfi
showing; made f y; , the First i Georgia hi,
the parade! today, " and during! its stay
at Camp Poland, the . boys ofi ithe regi-f,
nrient hve jw;ons? favor by their gentlel
fnly; nd; rnilitafy behavioiJ.f' j
- v ' '.." ';.. n i ... if :- -1 1-' 1
useorc oi iTiisa Ilavls ItemaluM
I Narragansett ;:Pier,1 R.t, Septembel
21. Mrs. Jeffercn Davis received th
mains bf her daughter from the hotef
to tne
railway station on ;f hursdalt
fromthe commander of the local G.rani p
Army post. , The offer was accepted. 1 1
; ' M :; ' j r,i:
Secretary Alger at the.Knoxville Cam pi
enn., September 21.-41
Sretary'of JvVaij Alger, Surgeon Gen
era! Sternberg arid: party arrived thi
uiui uixig. i lie party, proceeaea at
once to" Camp Poland, where! the Sec!
orid ; division of the First corps com1
riiarided by Brigadier General McKee;
passed in reviewjbefore General Alger."
Seven regiments, rtbe First I Georgia
,j a v i.iuivu-iuu, uvtuuu . CLUi fa
Sixth Ohio, Firsti West Virginia, ThirJ,
NorthjCaroliQaj; and Sixth Virginis
the last two icoloredj took part in thV
review. The' secretary and party aft
reviewing ,the division inspected th;
camps and ; hospitals The party ; leljfc
late this afternoon , : for ; ; Chattanooga
and Camp : Thomas. ' if r 5
Te Rorat ia the hicbst bLiaa
wo-a, ; AOaal lasts cJmw it faesoaa-
Uird fiirtber Ums aar otber brtML '
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FOVDEB
AbsolutcJy Purf :
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ft "'fi-- .1- h, -
bovm. Mraxa nweot ca., mew vomc
kg;,,,,;- ,: rO
r T;lWvr tow our PAUL 8TOCK a brad ofoBrOamnrtlbiri.
qVr yo our PALL
j Ofltot k U now txtnplet.
f-il and KUE8H. ';
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HKI SSKL1, tUfiipTS in Room. Hall ind Stairs, at 50c
VELVET GARlBfe; a Urge; Une. H54"do SI.Ml r
IXGRAIN CARflilirs; Cotton and all Wodl. 25 io 75c.
Uirgest asst)rtn?i. of RVGS ever
Let us sell vo
ev WINDOW
gLrtjes.; Prices siuar&jifcd.
IiuptiHi
Patterns In
Of C.e!L-iirti. foe to
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WJ. B, Corsets aitaiidard Patterns.
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Will also Mow
5Qot;l!:Tvh'
In the 3Iost lgrib
le Fall Shades
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A FewRit!G.fCORSEl'S Left,
5.-.y.;
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, which
We are Sole Aiiliitl Hor tfie Celebrat'edi 1)
AV OOLEN UNDFRJK Call for
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If fit tit ke Two to Make a Barfain,. You
Caft iitJe One and Three Quarter i M .
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Trunjipj and Bags.
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. i -We dois'tIitii to have thtbest Store, bat; We
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iiNpRTII "FRONT STREET,
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paired
fll please
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S. Whflf Store is
ill be
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COST,
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BUT HAVE AillMPLETE FULLNESS"! OF ; ORDERS
'ill- '- I: ' .1 h' i i'v- t';J,rt:-, ii.-;,.,. .ji - ,. 1 i r- '
'V 'll.-.n "'.! fffcif -hi :- - -; -
WITH A WfVL QUOTA OF
H3;l If
-it
any one (Shows
: I .irrer nr Finer i
V i :!.- :1- Line; of
fiT:
Jill LImV ! Than!
jipuriTables, we
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In;NECKWSjARillJ?EIlWEAJt. HANDKERmiEFS. ClOLLAB,OTFFa
hd other Gent Fu4ilnkd,j Ve take
the
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The heated term
!0 hteni. broken and
..snow on, this .being
niiist prepare
p f y
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f! , f -o T-Tl- ft "' rt Kl rill
PPteOR BUSINESS
: V-A' w fli V"- ""rf " "AOUiUgO,
i1 E Now ypu have gtoiave somethi ng
3 iWhy not ypu?
ucoi una uccu- opiY ; fyv.1! Jiavc.. cl
A SP
ntP AiTrV Somethtncthat is Rarely Shown on
L-'l" pX-M i J- . , this Market, and that Is i
"'iV-t ih 7" ' ' !.- ; ui . , N ij..'-.
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; They are size 9xt? gjefcand are of the richest, handsomest, and most novel !
.effects. If, you like. UUgsi att creations this will certainly please you s i ; '
AXHINSTEELS3 QOQUETS AHD TAPESTRIES.
In both room and halt? latterrfs: also stairs.; Thev ara of th; wrv. hxa '',?.
Ities and latest stvleto hsodi colarlnEr. -
i ; our stock cover,
f gvythlng that
Extra. Super and lnfonCarpets, Rugs, Art Squjareitj Mattings, "
INFACT A COMPLETE
OIL CLOTH ATi ' LINOLEUM. The last; named we have ia 8-4 12-4
ahd 19-4. It will belor; pleasure to .serve ;your wajnts. i-?, M. ;'i.'ji '
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Is- , COTSS0R TO BE0WN EODDICK,
! Noi Nor1LiTioiit:;iStfe4
AGENT FOR IftbjTER I CK'S PATTERNS.
Do You Want a Baite rif ATTD
1 of the Very Be; I LUUIX
1J THIS.'TOE" aVRDS FOR
i.;-;i'i ,h;i-; I - i' S.-. i :.:h ; .: , . T-
If you do let tis2b-"ve )mr order
quick. 'or you mightUiV sthe opportu- '
Fnity,iWe do o that there is
'-no Floyr a eood rasnj; where else in i
fMT9 Is no beter. "ii?ut35 for oasa
4rade, j.;'. s ;;l- A f'-.-.ii-:-!l;'J ''' ''.-:
the; king grCgest go:,
. .B. V. KING, Mnaser.
; 'Phone 387. . ! Fouriytret "Bridge. I
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tTO
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we nave uotning out wnu
Willi bsoor
Forte thU we I
Mervbandlar can poaaibly '; )'
b iwld ibr.
tdiowtt in the city.
SHADtSxtf tnakc over your uU
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New Shade. Re th Arniv niua
all
SI xr rdv hr Hcb.tot Child ra'
unioK piqcoi an wool k-s .uviwb ex
GO.
"ore's
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pUced on! Bale today. Thee 0m Im
POLVOGT
11 HISS II.
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" have lHen 8e1ecUIwlthj grrt.. care, and embraoa
NKWEST FOKKION FAUHICS.
All
t... U-i. tit -lt orwrti
the itiOMt faat id loud.
NEW ID
GLOVES.
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, in Buttons and Clasps.
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we arc closl
ng out atJIALV PRICK.
JAKGFR'S SANITAK V'
Catalogu
111 ..Market Street!:
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JEWELER.
1
MARKET
street;
Left
call for them at once,
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open ttfl i?6ods in Stock
IN
OUR
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SKILLED WORKMEN
have no
but come in, look and bur.
wef may expect cool ; weather from
for j it
We- have w.hat you need. In
e-k Tt Tl rnloh i-ri rr
In
this line, so -'why wait until the
themselves . of the opportunity.
vaucu
I ,! ihhs ' i - ':: 1
should be in this department. 'r
LINpE OF pjEtAPERIES.
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G
N AND
AFTER MONDAT, SEP-
tember 19thl trains on the Wilmington
Seacoast Railroad will! run as follows:
Leave WJiington at :30 and 10:1
a. m.. S:M ind6:30 p. m. '- .ti-.Ev-'i t-;
L.ave Oc4an View, at 7:30 and 11:30
a. m. and 5:00 and :00 p. m., dally-,
except Sunday. , . H r . ; ;; t;-; j-'!
Sunday Leave Wilmington at 10:10
a. m and 2:30 p m.- Leave Ocean View
at 11:30 a. m. and 6:00 p. in.. . ! ' j
on the 10:10 and 2:30 d. m. ; train a
freight -will he carried, i ; i i h
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heard of it. ; -; J ,
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